On my website, I was playing with the option of breaking my larger posts in to smaller pages. So, in lieu of having one massive log post, [like 3000 words], I've got a piece here, piece here and piece here; basically spoon feeding the reader the information for some of my longer posts that have to do with how to's.

And what I noticed during this process of researching the ability and how to accomplish it and IF it'd be a good idea; I found that WordPress and Windows Live Writer don't have the option to use the <!--nextpage--> tag in WordPress.

Baically, if you go in to the WordPress editor and in to Windows Live Writer 2011; you don't have these options.

Windows Live Movie Maker is a free offering from Microsoft that offers novice and average users the ability to edit video and from there, be able to share/publish it to Facebook, YouTube, eMail, DVD and even custom resolutions. It's a basic editor with very simplified interface, and it's part of the Windows Live Essentials Suite of applications.

Another cool feature of Windows Live Movie Maker is to to use the webcam to make videos and post them or to eMail to friends and family.

The process of using the webcam with Windows Live Movie Maker is relatively simple… in most cases.